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Movies of Stanley Andrews and Francis Sayles together

Stanley Andrews and Francis Sayles have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Alibi for Murder in 1936. The most recent movie that Stanley Andrews and Francis Sayles starred together was Hi-Yo Silver in 1940.

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1936

Alibi for Murder

Alibi for Murder

Alibi for Murder

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Earl Quillan

Francis Sayles

Starred as Waiter

1936

Florida Special

Florida Special

Florida Special

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Armstrong, the Railroad President

Francis Sayles

Starred as Sergeant

1936

The Plainsman

The Plainsman

The Plainsman

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Uncredited

Francis Sayles

Starred as Man on Deadwood Street

1937

Easy Living

Easy Living

Easy Living

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Police Captain Jackson

Francis Sayles

Starred as Martin - Houseman

1937

Souls at Sea

Souls at Sea

Souls at Sea

Stanley Andrews

Starred as First Mate

Francis Sayles

Starred as Undetermined Role

1938

The Lone Ranger

The Lone Ranger

The Lone Ranger

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Captain Smith aka Colonel Jeffries

Francis Sayles

Starred as Carpetbagger

1939

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Dr. Harkness

Francis Sayles

Starred as Railwayman

1940

Hi-Yo Silver

Hi-Yo Silver

Hi-Yo Silver

Stanley Andrews

Starred as Colonel Jeffries, Captain Smith

Francis Sayles

Starred as Carpetbagger

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